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  • It’s official: City Airport really is the only airport in London

    January 4, 2017

    It turns out the City's favourite airport really is the only airport in London – after one of its advertising claims was upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). London City Airport was criticised for being misleading after its assertion in a radio ad that it was "the only airport actually located in the city [...]

  • The Square Mile wants a ban on all diesel minicabs by 2020

    January 4, 2017

    Leaders in the City are calling on the Mayor of London to ban diesel mincabs in the capital in a bid to reduce pollution. Canada Corporation wants Sadiq Khan to ban all diesel vehicles used by companies such as Uber and Addison Lee by 2020. New licenses would not be given to [...]

  • Meet the Faraday Future, an electric car to rival Tesla that goes from 0 – 60mph in 2.39 seconds

    January 4, 2017

    It wowed us last year with a Batmobile-style concept car, and now Faraday Future has unveiled its first full production vehicle with all the fanfare one might expect of Apple's latest iPhone. Understated is not on the horizon for the startup, which showed off its FF 91 electric car that boasts a not too shabby [...]

  • Southern halves next week’s strike but adds three new days of industrial action

    January 4, 2017

    Three new strike dates have been announced for Southern rail at the end of the month, Aslef, the train drivers' union, has announced. Industrial action is planned for January 24, 25 and 27. The announcement came shortly after the union said it would reduce next week's six-day driver strike to three days as it takes a "longer-term" view of the ongoing [...]

  • Ryanair passenger numbers soar again

    January 4, 2017

    It seems Ryanair is about to have a good day: the airline has said passenger numbers soared 20 per cent in December, as passengers went berserk for lower fares. In an update this morning, Ryanair said it flew 9m customers last month, bringing its total for 2016 up to 117m, 15 per cent higher than the [...]

  • Sadiq Khan’s fares “freeze” fails commuters – and will still hit Tube investment hard

    January 4, 2017

    New Year's resolutions are like the mayor of London’s election promises – often made with good intentions but almost always broken a few months down the line. As we ring in 2017, commuters here in the capital will be seeing the cost of their travelcards go up by 1.9 per cent – the result of [...]

  • British Airways cabin crew to strike for two days from 10 January over pay row

    January 3, 2017

    British Airways (BA) cabin crew will stage a 48-hour strike next week in an ongoing row over "poverty pay" at the airline.  Staff from BA's "mixed fleet" crew, which is based at Heathrow and makes up about 15 per cent of the group's total cabin crew, will be involved in the walkout from 10 January. On [...]

  • Top secret Tesla rival Faraday Future is about to reveal its much-hyped “Batmobile” electric car

    January 3, 2017

    It's time for car lovers to get excited. A year since its Batmobile-style concept car hit the headlines, top secret startup Faraday Future will finally unveil its electric car in a bid to rival the likes of Tesla. The lid will be lifted on its first production car at the massive Las Vegas tech event [...]

  • Orange barmy army: Network Rail spends £103m on Christmas upgrades to rail infrastructure

    January 3, 2017

    Network Rail hailed the success of its "orange army" of workers and revealed it had forked out £103m over the Christmas break upgrading Britain's rail network. The work was carried out at almost 200 locations across the UK. Meanwhile, commuters into London Waterloo will be pleased to hear that £4.5m of work scheduled at the station, or on the tracks [...]

  • This study says Uber-style ride-sharing and carpooling could dramatically reduce city traffic

    January 3, 2017

    London's roads – and the millions of people who travel on them – have reached an unprecedented gridlock. Congestion is estimated to be costing businesses in the capital £237m every year, while Londoners are wasting a week each year, on average, stuck in traffic jams – not to mention the impact on people's health of high [...]

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